The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-28
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LArArrrTE, Oct 15..-.A large and en-
thuaiastic meeting Of Delda arata ia7oring
tho denomination Of Gev. MeEn3ag vas heid
here this evening. NJ. A. e. hariiH was
made chairman and Charles D. CahAfy score
tary.
Hon. n i. Girard being called upon, an.
awersd ii French, Setting forth strong an
eopcuaiEe REASONS why tile able and BRILLIANT
MeEneFy should be rehominated 10 the high
Office which he now holds. He commended
that the appointment Of Republicans TO or
fioe by Gen. Nichols and his position in the
ST. Martin-HuHt election were wholly moon
sistens with DO eiaim now ect up by him to
BE one Of Tie leaders Of the Democracy Of
the State. ha
Themeetinaseas alae addressed BY Judge
John clegg Hia Apeeeh ELECTED much ap-
piauHe and enthusiasm, and AT its conclusion
the following resolutions were submitted BY
Hon. \. B. Meftip and adeptedi
'Resotpsd That we, Democrats Of Lafsy-
etc PERISH, learn with unmi1ed satisfaction
tliat sslniiel DohglRs MeEnery is again 4 can
didate for Governor Of orr State.
ne % fttrtlg' rfsoieea, That we recognize
IN him an able, cfinsetentious and faithful
sefvab ri the tepplei one who has been
that aa a Democrat, We fecogni7e b him
one who has never BwefEed from the pfinci-
pleR q tae PARTY ana who mss ne record 70
'Rssoibsd Jllfg,ss, That as citizens dealr.
ing the substantial progress aud improve
mont Of our State, Is buEiRess men saekinN
tho, Developments q it, ,lnatPfial resources,
and az men AbnriDg that the hlessiuaa OF
prosperity may come upon our homes, We 40
hereby pledge him our hearty ard cordial
support and Thai 'fe will use 81 honorable
means to promote bis nomination.
On motion VI judge OlcRg q campaign
COMM tee was appointed composed OF lqRd-
ing citizens from every wRrd Qt the parish
o. motion 9t l3hafth galnpbel tte meeting
resolved itself into q Mel1neFy einb 10 con-
stitute the central club OK tho parish, and
the following Forthwith became members
n. z, Girerd,J. q. Iatolais, Homer Landry,
ID. A. Goehraila, r. ID. Doneau. Aleide Nell
encQn, Buphemon Bronsgayd. Mo8aFt Lang
lin0is, Hazard saBtip, Louis Quaiilie, n. "A,
leaHtln, n. Lombard, Anrehen PrtTaeallM q,
@ AgnSeri . W AsEFsla sIsasl hsl 6g,,
qlegg, Dsyia MQutoh, Emile preiean, Jean
Aign9n8, gohp Bronasafd, \, H BonrGee,
W, D.. CARR, Jean BEoMn, y 4; Clark, Z,
Mere BronsaArd, ,Yalery Bernard, ValeFlen
Rtimeauk, j. y. NOian, EWilteu Afmeanx,
q Blartis, p Ivan Baren, jos, hreepeauE,
y. AreeneatiK, q. ID. Gallery, Grow HiTard,
Austin Daley, jules Broussnrd, Leopard
Latiolais, Alexis GuitYeauS, SyphoEen Lhn-
dFy, Dumas Bernard, Guillaune Bernard,
DlBel bernard, Antoine pefais, sam y.
Alezap1er. Il, II BERNARD, J, y. HondreailKi
Paul Martin, a. ID, Won Kqlkstein, Andre
Bniilprd, j. I'D. Martin, Dr.. Il. NJ. Gard,
Oscar Iiyehs. j. II. Landry, Paul GoaanboD,
John Harmon, u. n Abingdon, j. ~ Dnhart,
~, BrieE Ell Mcdaniel. fred u, Noble, Hn a.
Tanner, h Chestnut, Jack Motion, JoABph
KgilieT, Yhomes llne, Sydney y. Lane, JOhp
Walter, Jack Iicreneg, u. Maytietd, Jogqph
Hgqnsn, y. Ledet j. ,. FRurie and John
Wilmington.
Clubs viii 30 organized forthwith through
ont tlAa parish Gen NICHOLS came and went
ana left the people no wiser They want III
know what reform IL ii he proposes Thay
have yet To learn Tho solid citizens OF tile
parish say they want q straight Democratic
Government